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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22
IN cHANcERY FOR THEIR CASH.
Suit by Now York Firm Against w
II. Derry a. Co. and Successors.

quiz Dy NOW 1Olk flTm Against w.
II. Derry q Co. and Successors.
Porter Brothers x Co., OF New York,
have filed in chancery bill against W.
II. Berry. Of this city, and u. A. Sahlcin
& Co., Of New York. The object OF the
action is to run an attachment on tho
stock OF goods at No. 3G5 Main street,
which, complainants allegc, was fraudu-
lantly transferred by W. II. Berry TO
satisfy 4 claim OF 81, 273. They claim that
until October w. II. Berry 4 Go. were
carrying n stock worth about $4,000, and
they believed the firm 10 he in good credit
and pruspcring. IL turned out, however.
that il was very largely indebted and
insolvent. and that ON the date above
given. secretly. collusiyely aud without
notice or warning pretended 10 sell and
dispose 81 the entire stock and fixtures
% the defendants, 10. A. sahiein * Co.,
but has registered no bill Of sale or other
evidence Of the sale. w. II. Berry was
indebted 10 the Messr Sahlcin TO the ox-
tent Of about s, 900 or 50, 900, and the pre-
tended sale was conceived and executed
10 give the defendants iuudu-
lent preference over other creditors,
and while in form sale,
its purpose and effect was 10 give n Sc
ourity and preference, in violation Of law,
90 cover the property OF Berry, and hinder.
defeat and delay his other creditors. Com
plainants allcgc that Berry Inns stated
since the sale that he has no money or
property 10 pay his creditors, and, beyond
this, reiuscsto give any information touch
ing his Affairs The ALE did not include,
~ compliments are informed aud believe,
the accounts, bills receivable and chooses
in action belonging to said Berry. and he
refuses to exhibit his books or to assign
the chooses, or any part thereon, TO secure
his creditors They assert that circun-
stances and badges 81 fraud IN tho trans
action will be established by complainanis
In the progress OF the suit Among other
things, they insist that McssB. u. 4.
Sahlein 4 Co.-whcrc Berry 4 Co. had
their New York office misuprcscnied
the credit Of the firm, thereby inducing
compliments 20 scll the bills oi goods for
viich payment II sought.
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Dynamite Bomb an N church.

FREEroRT, ILL.,, Nov. 81. - Yesterday
morning us tho janitor OF the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church was cleaning
the walk in front Of the church, he found
n dynamite bomb, so placed that, had he
opened tho door NJ usual, il would have
been prccipitated down number OF stone
steps, and probably exploded. It was
about six inches long, made OF inch gas
pipe, and the ends solidly slugged with
brass. There were six caps so placed that
II the internal machine fcllin any way it was
certain TO strike upon one of them. The
discovery caused great deal of excite
mcnt and the police are now investigating
the matter. A test Of the bomb will be
made
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22
SENATOR E. C. WALTHALL
THE EMINENT MISSISSIPPIAN EN-
ROUTE TO wASHIN GToN.
He Has Nothing to Say Concerning
Politics, Save that He Has Heard OF
No Opponent and Would Feel Hon
ored by Unanimous Selection.

Gen. l.. G. Walthall, the junior United
States Senator from Mississippi, spent yes
terday ut the Peabody hotel with his
charming wife, and left last night for
Washington, d. c., where they will spend
the winter. The senator is in excellent
health, and as he grows older seems to
grow handsomer. lie has made a number
OF able speeches throughout his State dur
ing the campaign just closed, and il is safe
to say that the people are 80 enthusiastic
ally attached to him that he will not have
any opposition for a reelection to the high
position he now honors when the Missis-
sippi Legislature convcnes in January
next. The only objection that newspa-
per man can have to the senator is that
he shuns notoriety in the press, and TO all
questions he answers with an emphasis
not to be misunderstood:
81 will not be interviewed." The APPEAL
man was well aware of this disposition on
the part OF the senator, but, nevertheless,
had the temerity TO tackle him for a chat
on politics. He very aiiably said "Therc
il no medium would prefer 10 speak
through more than the APPEAL. IL has
boon n good friend of mine, and appre-
ciate II moro than / can tell, but | don't
care 10 be interviewed. The truth is,
have nothing Of much interest to talk
about have not been in Washington
since the adjournment Of the Senate.
have been at home circulating among my
people, and as the APPEAL is the mouth
piece for them, it il about as'wcll, ii not
better. posted or Mississippi affairs than
am. The election was quiet and orderly,
and tremendously Democratic in every
county"
"Will you have any opposition for re-
election 20 the Senate p'.
81 have heard Of none. | will be glad
20 have the honor OF unanimous re-
election. II am to have an opponent
have not heard Of him yet The general
expression in my favor is deeply gratifying
20 me"
Senator, what do you think about the
controversy between Mr.. Lamar and Gen.
Sparks
81 know absolutely nothing about il,
save what have read in the newspapers.
am wholly unacquaintcd with the merits
OF the case, Now, you are making me
talk anyhow. have not another word To
say. ] am on my way 10 Washington,
have a good manypcrsonal matters to look
after before leave, and you will have TO
excuse me-"
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E.h. wheeler ON Trial.

HARrfoRD, Conn, Nov. 2i.-Argument
In the case Of i. s. Wheeler, the New
Haven bankrupt, was made today before
Judge Henry in the police court. He is
tried on a charge brought by the PhGnix
National bank Of this city for obtaining
money under false pretcnses, the specific
the James l.. Weeks company, Of Balti-
more. The prose, ution attempts 10 show
that he knew the concern and his own 10
b. practically insolycnt. The line Of the
defense was that there was the same
ground that had existed for q considerable
time TO believe that current obligations
would be- met.
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RELENTLESS FATE.
The Family Residence and Effects of
Mrs. Alex. Woodbridge Burned.

The Family Residence and Effects of
Mrs. Alex. Woodbridge Burned.
Mrs. Alex. Woodbridge is having the
special attention of misfortune. Only u
few days since her husband was killed in
tho most tragic manner, and this was
closely followed by another heavy blow
IRON cruel fate. On Saturday evening last
the family residence at Horn Lake was en-.
tircly destroyed, along with all the effects,
except the clothing worn by the members
at the time. One OF the little children. Of
whom there are eight, narrowly escaped
horrible death, being snatched from the
falling ruins by the mother. The vencra-
BILE mother of Mr.. Woodbridge occupied an
upper chamber in the house, in which was
stored number OF family relics, silver
ware, and other articles, all of which were
destroyed. The family is truly deserving
of the heartfelt sympathy felt for them by
n large circle OF friends i'm this CITY.
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Louisiana Labor Troubles.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 2l.-A New Orleans
special says; "The labor troubles at Thi.
bodeaux are not over. For several days
past white and black hands working
peacefully under one shed have been fired
into by negro strikers. Several werc
wounded, and one has since died. The
outlook is very dark. The town is full OF
idle negroes and each day they become
more and moro audacious. Last evening
a large meeting assembled and appointed q
vigilance committee made up OF leading
citizens, white and colored."
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COTTON COMPRESS CAPACITY.
No Diminution OF Capacity to Handle
the Cotton Crop.

the Cotton Crop.
As was natural to expect, rival cotton
markets are taking advantage Of Memphis
recent misfortune in having such disas-
trous cotton fire in one of its several COM
presses last week, ard are circulating the
report that the congresses here cannot
handle the amount Of cotton received.
This is altogether false, MS the following
statement from Manager S. X. Montgom-
cry, Of the compress company, will show.
Speaking Of the matter TO an APPEAL re-
porter yesterday, he said: "Thc capacity
OF the compress company TO handle all Of
the cotton received here has not been ma
tcrially affected by our recent fire. We
have the same and, in fact, more capacity
than We had at any time last year. when
over 600, 900 bales were handled. The
new compress in Fort Pickering win bc
completed in n few days, and any idea that
wo cannot easily handle all the cotton
that is coming or may bc sent here is
simply frivolous, and the circulation OF
such report is unfair and unjust 10 this
market. We are handling about G,0O0
bales daily, and that is more than the rail-
roads can move in tho same time. We
are fully equipped to receive and COM
press all OF the cotton that comes here"
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SNrnn Of Lira

Manufactured only by the California FIG
Syrup company, san Francisco. Cal, Is
natures own true laxative. IL is the most
easily taken and the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system when
bilious or costivc TO dispcl hcrdaches, colds
and feyorS, 10 cure habitual constipation in
digestion, etc. For sale in 80 cents and Il
bottles by II. J. Hester and all leading
druggists Van NlCct & Co., q. W. Jones 4
Co., W. n. Wilkerson e Co, Mansfield 4
Co, have been appointed wholesale agents
NJ MoUnhfa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22
hurried In Mud.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock.
while three colorcd men were employed
digging deep opening ut the corner Of
Third and Commerce streets, in order 20
repair the water pipes, the earth caycd In
ON them and came very near burying them
alive. Two Of them, whose names could not
he learned, scrambled out, but the other
ono. Alex. King, who lives ON fowlkcs
street, was held fest, being buried In the
mud up 10 his neck. II took fully fifteen
minutes for several workmon 10 dig him
out, during which time ho suffered In.
tenscly and sustained serious injuries,
which, while not deemed fatal, viii last
him for several days 10 come lie was
taken 10 his home.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22
TEXAS OR SHELBY COUNTY.
Taibert's Fate Hangs Upon which Has
tho Better Case.

Nho boNbtN Saots
C.P. Talbert, alias G. II. Gordon, Is reg
istered ON the police station.house docket
ior larceny, covering tho 0voTcos. which
no took from a fellow boarder on Court
street, named Pattison. Sheriff Lewis,
from Dallas, Tox., Is also here TO carry the
prisoner TO that State 10 answer a charge OF
larceny from the person. His crime was
committed during the last fair at that
place, where n vast crowd Of pickpockets
had congrcgatcd 10 rob the vcrdnnt attend
ants who came flush with funds About
forty OF Talbcrt's followers were placed be-
hind the bans for similar crimes, but he
eludcd the officers and escaped. II IL said
that his gains by the rascally operations
were quite large. Judge DulIosc IL unde-
cidcd whether Or not Ia give the prisoner
up pending an investigation "a TO tho
cnormiiy Of the oiIenscs for which he Is
answcrable here. The judges idea is to
give him tho heaviest penalty possible,
and IL Texas can make n better account
she gets the prisoner, otherwise Shelby
will look out for him.
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A eKAsoN or TRAGEDY.
Reappoaranco OF Thos. W. Keenc u IN
Memphis Thenter Next Week.

Reappoaranco OF Thos. W. Keene at the
Memphis Thenter Next Week.
After a retirement Of two yoan from the
s,sge, and various reports that led 10 the
conclusion that Mr.. Keeno was forever
lost 10 the American stage, lao has re-
appeared this season with renewed yigor.
and his appearance In Memphis next
Monday will note the most important at
traction 10 FAR ibis season. Speaking Of
Mr.. Kecpo's restoration 10 health and tho
possession again Of the nninpaircd facul.
ties, Mr.. W. q. smyth, bis business
manager, who Ia al present IN The city,
said 10 an ArirAL reporter last night
"Mr. Kecne never stood ~ high In pab.
Tic regard M ut present, and Il Is most sat
factory 20 notice how unanimously tic
public acknowledge him ~ an actor whose
reputation 10 established aud whose ability
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THAT'S ENOUGH,
DON'T YOU THINK?
II Is All That We Promise, But That
IL Better than Others Do.

The MISFfT CLOTHING PARLoRs
have magnificent stock Of Fall and
Winter suits, Pants and Oycrcoats. Il
IL not piled on our counters mountain
high, and il didn't take sixty locomo.
tivcs To bring it To Memphis. But il
IL perfectly fresh stock; 1t is all tailor.
made goods; il is all neat and fashion.
able. aud il is all sold at about one.
half its value. II IL the sort Of clothing
that gives good wear and good salts.
faction, and when the quality Of tho
goods is considered II is 40 pen cent
lower than prices elsewhere.
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Transfers.

s. Il. Busby ct ux. TO Jno. Steele Ct A.
i62 acres in the Fourth district, iors 200,
part cash.
W. Q. Davis 10 II. T.. Guiou. part of lots
II and u, block ~, South Memphis, for
u, sol.
NJ. Eagan 70 Pat Raftcry, lot II, block
CO, Williams subdivision. Fort Pickering.
for s275.
4. II. Quinn aud vile TO silas Smith.
west hall OF LOT ~, Rsgland subdivision, IN
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POINTS TO PONDER OVER.

We are not selling for siO Suits and
Overcoats that cost us $50. We arc
settling $40 Suits and ONcrcoats tina,
we paid s. 80 and ~ ~ for. and which
the tailors expected to get SIS % aud
$50 % for.
We do not keep any "cotion field"
woolcns to palm of IA great clothing
bargains.
We do have splendid all wool CASH.
mere, Cheviot and Worsted Suits, at
5000. sli 10 and sl2 80. all tailor.
made, and which, II ordered from the
tailor, would cost double those figures.
We don't want you TO buy blindly.
Wo want YOU 10 convince yourself
that you can save Money 10y buying
from us. We have q magnificent stock
Of Corkscrcw, Fine Wostcd, Prince
Albert and other fine Suits, at sl3,
$l4 80, SIS %. aud up 10 SO.
Fall and Winter OvcrcoatS, all Gus.
tom made. from $40 up 10 $40.
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SneeSMg CataYh:

The distressing sncefe snecye. sne,ye. the acrid.
wnlrry discharge fum the eyes and nosc, the pain
ful Inflammation extending 10 the threat. the
swelling OF The mucous lining. causing choking
scnhliois. cough ringing noises In the bead and
splitting hcadachcs-how familiar these symptoms
arc 10 thousands who suffer periodically trum head
colds or Influenza, and who live In ignomnoc 81 tho
fat that single application ~ sASIoHb1 RADICAL
Crm pa CsrAEEu will Afford instantaneous relief
Iut this treatment Ia eases of simple Canrfh
gives but q faint Idea n hist this vmedy will do
In the chronic forms where the breathing Il OBJ
slriuicf BY choking. putrid mucous accommodations.
the hearing affected, fmcll and taste gone, throat
ulomicd aud hacking cough gradually fastening
Itself upon the dcbllltaled system. Then II h that
tho marvellous curative power ~ s,Sronbs Ram.
cat CrnE naulicsts itscli Ia instantaneous aud
grateful relief cum bcpins frum the ffst nprilfa
ton u Il fapid, mdlcal. permanent. cuOn0mical
sale.
sAsFoEbs RADICAL CunE consists u QUE bottle
Of the KapirAL CtnE, one bot ~ CATARRHAL sol
yFsf aud IN lNFnpVrn iNHatrr. pricc. 81.
rufTEn nHra q CLINICAL 10, HlsTuN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22

W. " Walton, ofspringhcld. Tenn. says
~ have been suffering with neuralgia iu the
lace and head. OF and on, for three years I
purchased box OF Dr.. Tanners fnfalliblr
Neuralgia Cure, aud took eight 81 the pills.
have not felt any symptoms ni neuralgia
since. ltglvcs me pleasure TO recommend H."
hangum l.oot Medicine Co. Manufacturers.
Nashville. Tenn. 20 cents Ter boz. sold at
lieisirf's drug siorc. 2s5 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22
DElSART { Branal e EXPRESSION

Mrs. Margaret wiltshire will receive pupils In tho
Dolsartc School OF expression aud VoCutlon. 10th
the reasoning student aud the practical student
viii bc satisfied. For the convenience of pupils
who cannot attend during the day instructions
VIII lie given In the evening. For terms apply 10
MI. Emile Levy, nj WlumanuG
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The omciaI Returns.

HARmsnuEG, Pa. Nov. 2l.-Tho official
vote Of all the counties at tho recent cleo.
ton has been received at the State depart
mcnt. Tho totals for State Treasurer were
~ tollowE Hart tRcp.) }, 5,5li; McGrun
Dem, $40, 200. Irish (Pro.), iS.i7i;
Kennedy labor, $3.50. Plurality, A..
rs. Total. 1j3, $50.
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" Mss-A-LiN had not the merits II has, Il
would not be 10 largely used nor 10 uniycr
sally commended
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22

Tnosr who have once tried La-cu-pi-a are
never willing 10 use anything else for n
blood disease.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22

Our cunozoic contemporary, the Chicago
Tuglodyte, has emerged from It's cave Of
gloom long enough 10 learn that there II a
discussion going on In the community con.
corning the subject Of artificial illumina.
tons Chicago News.
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Luxuriou. Chri.ima. Presents.

Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet perfume Is a
luSnrions, yet inexpensive, present, which
every lady will appreciate.
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CAN'T BREATHE.
LoDoE NOTICES.

GOtrn MEMPHIS LODGE No. iiS "a
- A.N..Wlll inert IN special rummunicn -
ton tht fTt EsDAiJ evening November -, "
iss1 ID z ~ O'Clock. for vgfk la the Entered,
Apprentice dgFn'e Al D. u. arc ifaiefnnlly IN.
yicd ~ nt,cnd. ~ order
81 sntrrs Secretary
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DIED.


In ibis city, July 9th. 1857, IsabsIIa
Gfhes Powell lnee Boudinl. aged 81
| years.
ssRinR she baIl softly. there's Grape on
the Door,
Isabelle Graes Powell va born In
Auckland. Neg Zealand, July 18th,
1854. and 2as n9 The time q her death
II The very bloom ef makurgd woman
hood. She came to the United States IN
1875. 20 Join her brother. Mr.. Charles
Bowdin, then located e Port Gamble,
and has almost continuously resided
upon Puget Sound ever ainoe. She wa
joined II marriage 10 our fellow cilixsu,
Nh. W. W. Powell, on the &th day Of
July, 1850. and has since then resided
Ia kinQ county. She wag q woman Of
moro than ordinary character. While
chs possessed ell he RantieF character
I1tics Of loving and l0vable wife and
mother, there vas also IN her nature.
harmeniousiy inserminnled With thees
amiahla qualities. the ind0msfahio en-
eFRys perseverance, and unfailerinR
courage Of man. OF a. independent
spirit. which Is times eaussd her 70 mis-
understand and Be naisundefeeood, still
The spirit which vas quick ts recent
turned with awifser wfnas 20 heal :
wound. But human love and Wisdom
has 6san So ~ nanzhe, end NE skillsd
heart. the noTveIeW hand and The
sailed lips. ell The strange Fepoae, % out
ok keeping with She restless, active
woman, oompsas The Borrowing hearts,
II her fFisnda 10 pondeK upcn how nm
sorutuole are the DEGREES Of God. To I
her husband she vas Q helpmaie b the
truesl sanse Of The wofd. and the plain I
live vail % the little ones she leaves BE-
hind tells how the mothers love vas all /
OF life 10 then,
Death, Ii 90 Suddenly closing her
eyes. hath seemed ensious Of Sc victim.
and
with ruthless hasts hath bound
The silken frinaea Of their ouftaininQ l
lids forever
Many viii Join "a ecndolsnce with her
bereaved family nne noun that cue % /
qualified for life Of ussfalness should /
Be called from her earthly career 90
soon. q. 3. b.
Fuueral services win be held Is Ar.
w. 4. Pillman's, on 'FRONT.' street. az / /
o'eloek .. a. today. Tue remains. has-
ing been ernhaimea, win be sent 10 sgd
neg, Australia, she homo Of Mrs. Pow
ellis parents, for iEtermeni.
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BEAR THE REooKp. Captain Cook, Of
the basksntins wrsztlss. vas IN he oily
yesterday. He is new engaged 10 ths
lnmbez carrying trads between Taco
M and Southern Oaiifognia paris. In
speaking Of his laIs trip Oaptain Cook
saids IL my lass run down The ecaai I
beat oil competitors cut Of sight. beinf
eniy 81 days from Ne dock "a Taooml
70 The do6k a. Santa Barbara. hi
beats all Previous record" Oapkaiz
Cock sailed 10 this eitg IN one Of Chae
| II. Wells sohooneFx for eight years. enc
b we'll and favoEAhly known on ~
Sound. Ho 10 10 be congratulated 20
being given command Of such 9 Eyer q
| lhA Wnszllar.
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CmAxas on MaErxns.-Oapiala IA.
Ulsmenis, whe has been In he zsphyE
sines shs became The property Of ths
Tacoma MIL company, resigned his %
Eitfon yesterday 70 taxa TIE Puget Min
Oompans'a tua 0oliah, Captain Saih3
havinQ resigned he e1ptafEeg 81 tho
lafsar stesmoR. Oaptnin Olaahania h
one q The younaess etaamboat masters
on Puee1 Sound, and haB boen aixsn
command e enc q he iaFesgt and mos
powerful tnaa On he boHn4. Captain
y. b IfbbF cane b 6aaatle yesterday
and engaged 0ap4aln Ben HARRIS "a
take e1mmnnd Of TIE zsphyR.
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or snrf1R kahlamal ennalfpnAlan and
liver aad kitney IL y q aV1sa ~ a.
e - kitlsE, 1E1E1ts liEuE EIeeiciHes AnE
oalhartias ard = tak4 cnlT she p1sazsnI
iianld kEu.l Enm34Fs E4Kup e Pisa a
eIsNnazs q wall a aaFenNah&na - eFs,
lena. Mnd anea mnA lsEgn tha hnwnsz RnR.
Eve. - Sat rnNRlar hahsta naRY u
forsze1 an3 tAe ins9iid RsEman1ntIy
r10serns - hnal,h. HASA launsrssl a.
u111Ilselfs i = oszszT lskon. sd p11
lsealg 1AEnlfE& - 4nl4 b g z1u1I
nn6 ! k9lG'na ~
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FURNISHING GOODS.

Cotton hall h0ss 10 pizin and fancy
colors &c. sc. and Soc.
Idsls and casslme sc. SD sc.
One case fne regular half hose villa
fancy top. ; pairs foF 59c.
Gents land shiFsA made Of fnr
slandard masiia, pure iiaen bosom.
neck and sleeve Fsinfofesd for {
e125 and ei9o
Fancy shirts nniahcd 10 A 1 style. 2
collars and enc pnig cuizs with each
shirt. a &c. &c. 81. &l15 and
&I55o
For this week, oue casc 81 Wm. Land
shirts made q good hsaTy muslin.
llnen boa0m. ri tUc.
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Bouxp Eon Wkanzssrux TxnnzT1zz.--
A woman tramp was discovered On 4
train e Laramie. Wyomfsa. afiss ~ alI
ninks rain. Sc waa scaling wss, hss-
I'M go % one q the ptsees Of WOOD
above The oaapisf. e1s foakea % be
nhoat 50 ysEla 81 ARs and ruspaefMhle.
Her dnaainaiicn waM WanhiBason Terri
laRY, asd ~ nnid tat Eaa rs Nzy ~
infen6sa 70 REt tkefe. - ahe had %
mnnaF. A s7ookman "a keaEisa 81 kel
ounil1tnn. pEl1 - wng.